tannerw_2010 wrote:to glossy... I will try to fix that later. Thanks for the help, and hopefully this is the last time ill be needing it when it comes to error reports!

No problem! Glad you got it working. Looks great!

To remove double vertices: Select Object Switch to Edit Mode (Tab) Select all of your mesh ('A' twice) Click "Remove Double" in the Buttons Window Blender will tell you how many doubles (if any) were removed To instance an object, use "Alt+D" instead of "Shift+D". Note: Google is a great tool for fi...

This seems WAY too big for the scene you're trying to render. I mentioned these things in the other thread you started, but I'll repeat them here. I noticed several things about your scene that might be causing problems: - Double Vertices (These don't always cause problems, but should be removed in ...

A clamp down Jar. My most complicated model so far... The glass is too perfect for a jar, but I'm going to try and add a Ball logo using a displacement map.

Looks good!

To get the scale to look right, you also might want to consider adding a meniscus to the contents of the test tubes.

You're probably running out of memory. How big is your default.igs file?

Search the forums, and read the manual. This has been explained many times before.

Good luck.

Ah, thanks zsouthboy. tanner, I assumed you were seeing an error message and blendigo was crashing. When I exported your scene to indigo, it took a long time to start rendering. To speed it up, remove the unnecessary subsurf modifiers i mentioned. You'll also want to hunt down and remove those doubl...

What's the name of your camera object? You might need to name it "Camera".

I took a look at your scene, and one thing I noticed is that many of your meshes have lots of double vertices. For example, the mesh for the tiles on the wall has 560 double verts. Also, you have lots of subsurf modifiers on meshes that don't need them; they are subsurfed enough. This is causing you...

Ok. I'm looking at it now.

Create a new scene, and Append an object from your Kitchen scene. Try exporting the new scene with a single object. Do you get the error? Did you try this? Try and isolate a single object that's giving you the error. Once you have it in isolation, we can start to narrow down the problem. Another op...

Can you post your scene?

If not, try to narrow down the problem. Create a new scene, and Append an object from your Kitchen scene. Try exporting the new scene with a single object. Do you get the error?

OnoSendai wrote:I think this happens if no light can reach the camera.

Yep. Did a few tests, and this seems to be the case.